Janet Drescher

RIP , I WAS LUCKY ENOUGH TO PURCHASE JANETS SILVER JEWELERY, FROM SOMEONE WHO WAS GOING TO MELT IT DOWN. I SAVED THEM FROM DESTRUCTION. BEAUTIFUL BEAR DESIGN. THERE ARE 5 SEPERATE PIECES, PINS, TIEBACK, EARRINGS, SO MANY PIECES..... I HOPE TO GET IN CONTACT WITH HER FAMILY REGUARDING THESE,

I knew Janet all my life,she was always so sweet and care so much for me,my brother and sister,she was always there for us.We are so bless to had her in our lives.We miss you very much Janet and thank you for everything, you will always be in my heart.

I was so sorry to hear of Jan's passing...I met her in the 1970's, sailing in Costa Rica when I was a teenager, and spent many happy hours in her company and benefited greatly from her generosity- the first chord I ever managed to play was on her guitar, and the first time I ever got tubed while surfing was on her surfboard- both items she graciously allowed me to use when I had none...she was also very giving of her time and was someone I could count on to listen and offer advice without...

Jan was one of the nicest, kindest most gifted artists I've had the privilege to know - my sincerest sympathy to her family and friends at this sad time - she will be missed.

I am so sorry to hear that Janet died. She was so young, and vibrant. I always enjoyed her presence. I found her a bright and creative soul with a passion for froggies. Her way of making a difference in this world. And I just realized that we have the same birthday of Nov. 16th, although I was born 2 years before her. I will miss her. My condolences to her family and close friends.

Barry

I remember Janet as a vibrant, pretty, talented young artist when we both were together at Commonwheel. I find it so hard to believe that she is now gone. My condolences to her husband and all her family. I will miss her much.
Micheline Brierre

I still have the earrings Jan gave me as a gift when I left Commonwheel - I'll treasure them all the more knowing she is gone. Condolences to her family and many friends from the Greers.

I had the pleasure of being Jan's nurse when she was receiving chemotherapy. She had this wonderful and quirky sense of humor that she maintained even on her worst days. She wanted to offer encouragment and support to other patients so she brought her beloved little dog to the chemo suite for regular visits. I simply adored her. Much love to you Greg. I will miss her very much.